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Volume Five, Issue Forty-Five, File 21 of 28
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The Universal Data Converter
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Written by: Maldoror
~~~ChUrcH oF ThE nOnConFOrMisT~~~
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-=[ DELAMO LABS INC ]=-
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What IS a UDC?!
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The Universal Data converter (UDC), by Applied Computing Devices,
was put into widespread use in 1979. A UDC is used primarily in
connection with a variety of switches, to log everything the switch does,
and report it to the Central Office in a standard format, allowing the
monitoring and reporting of a variety of different switches by one processor
without the need of understanding each individual switch. This lets the
Telco-Trouble shooters monitor exactly how much traffic is passing
thru a given switch. Exact number of calls, busys & fraud attempts, are
some examples. A UDC will give detailed reports of such activity, as
well as hold it in a buffer file which you can view for your own excitement.
The real purpose of this piece of hardware is to buffer data, convert it
to a standard format, and send it on it's merry way to the Central Processor.
Information may be buffered for up to an hour, before being able to be
received by the Central Processor.
Which Switches use a UDC?
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Well, apparently, nearly all switches owned by a tel-co use a UDC
for their daily reports. Here is a list of the switches of which I know
may be connected to a converter:
At&t Autoplex 100
ITT/North 1210
ITT/North NX-1E
ITT/North "1200" Series (DSS-1)
GTE GTD-1 (Automatic Electric no. 1 EAX)
GTE GTD-2 (Automatic Electric no. 2 EAX)
GTE GTD-3 (Automatic Electric no. 3 EAX)
GTE GTD-5
Motorola EMX-250
NEC NEAX-61
NEC ND-20S
Northern Telecom DMS-10
Northern Telecom DMS-100
Northern Telecom DMS-200
Northern Telecom DMS-250
Northern Telecom DMS-300
Northern Telecom SL-1 (Seen these around locally)
Northern Telecom SP-1 PABX
Stromberg Carlson DCO
TRW Vidar ITS-4
TRW Vidar ITS-4/5
TRW Vidar ITS-5
Western Electric 5 ESS
GTE PBX's (GTD-1000, GTD-4600)
General Configurations:
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A UDC may be configured in several ways. A UDC consists of up to 6 ports.
Port 0 is usually a dialin line, in which it is connected to a 300/1200
baud modem, so that GTE employees may call to check their switch
information in the field.
Port 0 may also be a dedicated line, which is linked to a computer somewhere
important, but if this is the case, you can't have found it anyways, so don't
worry about it. (Unless of course you another indial port possibly 1)
Port 2 is usually the line which is hardwired to the data output of the
switch. This port receives the messages of a switch, analyses the data,
buffers it, and waits until it is told to send the data to the CP, which
may be every time the buffer flips, which of course is configured by hardware.
It is not required that port 2 be the hardwire, although it is just the
most common configuration.
Port 1 & 3-7 are also multi-use ports , which may be configured
either for a dedicated line, or a standard phone line, just like port 1.
The difference between this port and port 0 however, is that this port may
also be used to test lines other than the hardware set report line #.
(More later.)
NOTE: ANY of these ports can be completely different depending on the
setup of the UDC's cards, and which slot they are in...
The UDC can be configured (though I have never seen it this way) so that any
of the six ports can preform the functions instead of the first three.
If you find a UDC, be sure to check all the ports, and not just three.
The general idea of this box of tin is that it will monitor any
switch, collect data into a buffer, and store it until it need be
converted and polled by the SAC. When the data is sent out, it is sent
in standard UDC format, regardless of the type of switch, therefore any
switch may be monitored by the SAC without having to be converted on
the spot.
Yeah Great what the ?#!$ do I do?
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'
Scan your local area for all numbers ending in 99xx or 00xx, often
(with GTE anyways) the prefix may be something like 446-9988, or something
outright obvious. Once you find one, you will know, because you will
get one of two things. Depending on the configuration of the UDC,
you will either begin getting a dump of data, which will go into detail
about the switch information, or you will get a prompt:
*B*>
When you receive this prompt, you can make your life easy by typing
HELP in all caps, for a menu of commands, which will seem important at
first (don't fool yourself).
Each letter between *'s represents a separate processor (yes even this tin
box has more than one! These letters will be in the menu
when you type HELP. To change processors, you will need to hold control
while pressing the letter of the processor you wish to change to.
Here is a list of commands for each processor:
The Basic processor
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
*B*> DATE Display the system Date
*B*> DATE mm/dd/yy Set the date to mm/dd/yy
*B*> DIAGNOSTIC This puts you in debug mode for the UDC's program
When typing this command the UDC will respond with
"PASSWORD" and will not echo letters. If the password
given is correct, you will get a prompt like this:
*B*> DIAG
PASSWORD 305 > I enter the good password<
DEBUG 1,3 > 1,3 are the ports in use <
?
At this point you can reboot the UDC by typing:
? G
(ADDR)=1000 > I tell it to jmp to 1000 <
Then all hell will break loose...trust me!
O.k. well it will look like it anyway...
*B*> HELP Duh um, a Menu
*B*> RAMPAGE Test traffic data storage area
*B*> SYSTEM Display system checksums
*B*> TIME Display system time
*B*> TIME hh:mm:ss Set system time (confuse them, set it back then forwd)
The Patch Processor
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
*P*> ANSWER n Take channel 'n' off hook (neato)
*P*> BAUD c,bbbb,nnn Set Channel 'c' Baud rate to 'bbbb', and
number of nulls to 'nnn'
*P*> HANGUP n Put channel 'n' on hook (log out too)
*P*> HELP Help Menus
*P*> PATCH n Patch calling port to port 'n' (Dial out!)
It IS possible to patch to modem ports, but I don't
recommend it...all GTE numbers have their own COS.
(Easy to find you)
The Plant Queue Processor
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
*Q*> ALARM Display the alarm (error message) string
*Q*> ALARM xx..xxx Set Alarm String (change it back if u want)
*Q*> CLEAR Clear buffer without printing contents (not preferred)
*Q*> DUMP Print and clear contents (destructive, not preferred)
*Q*> HELP Help Menu
*Q*> LIMITS Display buffer alarm threshold
*Q*> LIMITS nnnnn Set buffer alarm threshold to 'nnnn'
*Q*> LIST Display buffer contents (Better than dump)(ok!)
*Q*> LIST nnnn Display buffer contents from 'nnnn' to end
The Report Processor
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*R*> BACKUP Transfer a copy of the ROM based table to the
editor workspace
*R*> DEFAULT Make the ROM based table effective (can crash)
*R*> EDIT Engage in edit mode
APPEND Add line to RMT (Hi there Gen-Tel!)
DELETE Delete line from RMT
END End edit session
HELP List Editor Commands
LIST List RMT
MODIFY Modify a line in RMT
*R*> DOWNLOAD Download RMT to PROM programmer (ha!)
*R*> HELP More menus
*R*> LIST List effective RMT
*R*> LIST N List RMT without Heading
*R*> LIST nnnn List line 'nnnn' of effective RMT
*R*> LIST nnnnN List line 'nnnn' of effective RMT without heading
*R*> LIST nnnn,mmmm List lines 'nnnn' to 'mmmm' of RMT
*R*> LIST nnnn,mmmmN List lines 'nnnn' to 'mmmm' of RMT without heaading
*R*> NEW Clear the editor workspace
*R*> USER Make RAM based RMT active
The Scanner Processor
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*S*> CIRCUIT Display Status Report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn OFF Turn off circuit 'nnn' and print Status report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn OFF N Turn off circuit 'nnn' without report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn,mmm OFF Turn off circuts 'nnn' to 'mmm'
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn,mmm OFF N Turn off 'nnn' to 'mmm' without report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn ON Turn 'nnn' ON and print report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn ON N Turn 'nnn' ON without report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn,mmm ON Turn circuts 'nnn' to 'mmm' on and print status report
*S*> CIRCUIT nnn,mmm,ON N Turn on 'nnn' to 'mmm' but do not print report
*S*> REPORT Display names of disable reports
*S*> REPORT report.type OFF Disable 'report.type' for printing
*S*> REPORT report.type ON Enable 'report.type' for printing
*S*> RESTART Restart scanner interrogation
*S*> ROUTE n Display all future alarm reports on channel 'n'
*S*> STOP Stop scanner interrogation
*S*> TEST Dial the alarm number set on the system optioning
board (dip switches on the config board) for
communication line testing.
*S*> TEST 3,1 nnn nnn nnnn Dial the indicated number (on port 3) and test
the communication lines.
If you test with the port you called in on,
you will have to hangup and call back for the
results. (Port 0)
The Traffic Processor
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
*T*> ACTIVE Display the contents of the active buffer
*T*> BANK Display bank to be polled
*T*> BANK n Set Bank to be polled (bank 'n')
*T*> FLIP Flip the buffers (this MAY cause polling, depending
on the hardware (switch) & port configuration)
*T*> HELP Processor Menus
*T*> METERS Display current meter limits
*T*> METERS nnnn Set upper meter limits
*T*> METERS mmmm,nnnn Set lower and upper meter limits
*T*> METERS mmmm,nnnn V Set variable meter limits
*T*> METERS mmmm,nnnn F Set fixed meter limits
*T*> PASSIVE Display the contents of a Passive buffer
*T*> TRAFFIC Interrupt or resume traffic after user interaction
with channel 1
Standard Control Codes
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
^A Start of Heading
^B Start of Text
^C End of Text
^D End of transmission
^E Enquiry (no not like CBI)
^F Acknowledgment
^G Bell :)
^H Backspace
^I Horizontal Tab
^J Line feed
^K Vertical Tab
^L Form Feed
^M Carriage return
^N Shift out
^O Shift in
^P Data line escape
^Q Device Control 1
^R Device Control 2
^S Device Control 3
^T Device Control 4
^U Negative Acknowledgment
^V Synchronous Idle
^W End of Transmission Block
^X Cancel
^Y End of Medium
^Z Substitute
What is all this?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The RMT data is the data transmitted to the UDC by the switch. This data
is formatted in such a way that it tells the UDC what is happening and what
has already happened since the last buffer flip. This data is then converted
to a standard format to be transferred to the Central Processor. For examples
of switch output, refer to the switch example list further in this article.
Here is an example of the System Output data, after being translated into
standard format by the UDC:
The first two lines of the System Output data will contain the values
of the 19 status registers as follows:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
000 00345 00003 00013 00000 00005 00000 00005 01903 00012 00000
001 06800 01021 01101 01065 00000 00003 00007 02435 00000 00000
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
The registers are as follows:
0 UDC control program number (usually 345, newer versions may be diff.)
1 UDC control program version (1,3,5,etc.)
2 Hour at buffer flip (active to passive)
3 Minute at buffer flip (active to passive)
4 Number of buffer flips since power on (65535 maximum)
5 Power interrupt flag (99 if fewer than two intervals have occurred
since the power interrupt or hard restart; 0 otherwise)
6 Number of reports in the buffer
7 Total number of meters in this buffer (including headers)
8 Hour at buffer flip (passive to active)
9 Minute at buffer flip (passive to active)
10-13 Strapping Card signature
14 Total number of errors since last had reset or power up
15 Number of soft restarts since last power-up or hard restart
16 Number of buffer flips since last soft restart
17 Address of last error which caused a soft restart
18-19 unused
When a traffic report is to be sent, the following header will be sent
(in the System Output) to the UDC processor(s) to tell the traffic processor
to begin buffering the report:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
190 65535 00008 00022 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
191 00004 00027 00078 00700 00800 31227 00074 00000 00002 00018
192 00078 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
The registers for the header are as follows:
0 65535 (This signals the beginning of the switch report)
1 Message type obtained from the 'type' field of the RMT
2 The number of registers used by the message, including the
10 registers of this header.
3-9 unused (00000)
Ok ?! Now what?!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Well now that I have explained all the commands, the data formats, etc,
of the UDC, you can now check the RMT or TRAFFIC buffers to see exactly
what type of switch you are monitoring. Here are some examples of the
Data format for the following switches:
************************************************************************
------------------- AT&T AUTOPLEX 100 SWITCH -------------------------
************************************************************************
Example of RMT data:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /M 00/ 001 075 255 65535 65535
002 001 /BLOCK C/ 002 077 001 00020 00169
003 002 /FINISH/ 001 073 255 65535 65535
004 001 /CELL 001/ 001 077 002 00170 00229
005 001 /CELL 002/ 001 077 003 00230 00289
006 001 /CELL 003/ 001 077 004 00290 00349
007 001 /CELL 005/ 001 077 005 00350 00409
008 001 /CELL 006/ 001 077 006 00410 00469
009 001 /CELL 007/ 001 077 007 00470 00529
010 001 /CELL 008/ 001 077 008 00530 00589
011 001 /CELL 009/ 001 077 009 00590 00649
012 001 /CELL 010/ 001 077 010 00650 00709
013 001 /CELL 011/ 001 077 011 00710 00769
014 001 /CELL 012/ 001 077 012 00770 00829
015 001 /CELL 013/ 001 077 013 00830 00889
016 001 /BLOCK H/ 001 077 014 00890 00949
017 001 /FINISH/ 001 073 255 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report:
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M 00 3/7/1993 THU 13:00:00
#068
A 30
BLOCK C 000034 13:00 3/7/1993 12:00 3/7/1993
(0)
000100 000313 000197 000049 000029 000103 000226 000125 000220 000066
(1)
000180 000291 000238 000123 000050 000154 000326 000146 000074 000089
(2)
000000 000007 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000
(3)
000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000036 000180 000000
(4)
000023 000023 000366 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000
(5)
.
.
.
(more data)
.
.
(13)
000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000
FINISH
03/07/93 13:30:38
#371
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.
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M 00 3/7/1993 THU 13:00:00
#068
00 REPT:AMPSTRSF CELL 001 START 120 STOP 130 03/07 COMPLETE
000089 000014 000000 000000 000000 000000 000084 000014 000201 000001
000052 000050 000048 000036 000002 000008 000003 000199 000000 002654
000000 000031 000000 000360 000000 000000 000000 000036 003728 005170
000000 004065 003170 000000 003992 000071 000000 000067 000146 000000
000241 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000
#077
M 00 REPT:RC CENSUS
OFFICE RC CHANNEL = REM
TRCA OVER 0% FULL
RBA OVER 5% FULL
RCMDS MODE = 0
#082
M 00 REPT:RC SOURCE
SCV=0
CFV=0
RCS=0
DLY=0
VSS=0
ACS=0
CSR=0
BIS=0
TRB=0
FBP=0
LOG=0
CR6=0
#083
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(more)
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*************************************************************************
--------------------- ITT/North 1210 Switch --------------------------
*************************************************************************
Example of RMT data:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 003 FIXED LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 02039
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /:/ 001 076 255 65535 65535
002 001 /TYPE/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
003 002 /2 / 003 077 002 00020 00098
004 002 /4 / 003 077 004 00100 00319
005 002 /5 / 003 077 005 00320 00469
006 002 /16 / 003 077 016 00670 01769
007 002 /18 / 003 077 018 01770 02040
008 002 /20 / 003 077 020 00470 00669
009 003 /END/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
Example of a TRAFFIC report:
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DSS-1 VAR-00 VER-00 PAT=43 ACD
938 R TRAFF 4703 12/06/93 09:00:00 SBG-B
DATA FROM 1210 SWITCH TO UDC
DIAL TONE DELAY
TYPE CODE SCAN(SEC) BRP START/TIME LENGTH(MIN) ORDER/DATE
2 R 10 21(45) 08:00 60 12/16/93
THRESHOLD TIME 2.0
LSID DTD TIME(SEC) CALLS DELAY CALLS
1 .34 60 1
2 .47 34 0
SYS TOTAL .43 94 1
END
936 TRAFF 4703 12/06/93 09:45:55 SBG-B
SEPERATIONS
TYPE CODE SCAN(SEC) BRP START/TIME LENGTH(MIN) ORDER/DATE
4 R NONE 10(43Z 12:00 60 12/06/79
CNTR* VALUE CNTR* VALUE CNTR* VALUE CNTR* VALUE CNTR* VALUE
1 32 2 65 3 73 4 84 5 64
6 42 7 84 8 51 9 63 10 69
END
9344 TRAFF 4703 12/06/93 09:46:00 CALL COUNT
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(more)
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note: This thing is a beast! If you find one of these call
a museum quick!!!
*************************************************************************
--------------- ITT/North NX-1E Switch -----------------------
*************************************************************************
RMT data example:
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ACTION IN LINE 000 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00019
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /:/ 001 076 255 65535 65535
002 001 /DATA TYPE/ 001 078 001 65535 65535
003 001 /END OF/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
Example of a TRAFFIC report:
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26 JUNE 86 10:00:00 THT 735 TM GROUPED DATA DUMP REPORT
TIME OF LAST REPORT: 26 JUNE 78 09:00:00
DATA TYPE GROUPED DATA
SOTU 572 681
SOTP 434 863
RSOU 894
RSOP 978
GTCA 1 1 2 3 4 5 6
SLA 0 0 0 0 1 1 1
TKTU 631 408 17 358 951 426 324
436 384 277 462 46 853 956
TKTP 543 753 783 34 572 294 815
426 85 357 392 739 212 142
TK2U 584 282 53 19
BSWU 27 7
QTCU 18
END OF GROUPED DATA DUMP
***************************************************************************
----------- THE GTE GTD-1 (Automatic Electric No.1 EAX) Switch-------------
***************************************************************************
Example of RMT data:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 007 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00079
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /HO UR/ 000 075 255 65535 65535
002 000 /MS 19/ 001 077 001 00020 00039
003 001 /MS 19/ 001 081 001 00101 65535
004 001 /COUNTS/ 001 073 255 65535 65535
005 001 /MS 21/ 002 077 002 00040 00079
006 002 /MS 21/ 002 081 001 00101 65535
007 002 /COUNTS/ 003 073 255 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I 00 HO UR 1:00:00
R 00 ME RR 9
R 00 MS 19 7 COUNTS GREATER THAN 0
R 00 MS 19 1,01 1152 1,02 1350 1,03 1194
R 00 MS 19 1,04 1378 1,05 1212 1,06 1231
R 00 MS 19 1,07 1099
R 00 MS 21 7 COUNTS GREATER THAN 0
R 00 MS 21 1,01 397 1,02 570 1,03 574
R 00 MS 21 1,04 542 1,05 682 1,06 668
R 00 MS 21 1,07 542
R 00 MS 22 7 COUNTS GREATER THAN 0
**************************************************************************
--------- THE GTE GTD-2 (Automatic Electric No.2 EAX) Switch -------------
**************************************************************************
Example of RMT data:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 007 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00079
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /S@/ 001 084 255 65535 65535
002 001 /MPTK/ 001 078 001 65535 65535
003 001 /MPSW/ 001 078 002 65535 65535
004 001 /MPLB/ 001 078 003 65535 65535
005 001 /MPMA/ 001 078 004 65535 65535
006 001 /MPLS/ 001 078 005 65535 65535
007 001 /MPSP/ 001 078 006 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
S@1900 TDA MPTK 08-14-86 1900 2000
TRK ICT ICT ICT OGT OGT OGT PRE
GRP USAGE ATT HITS USAGE ATT OFL DIAL
128 0 0 0 31 18 0 0
129 0 0 0 32 12 0 0
130 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
131 0 0 0 486 269 0 0
132 0 0 0 55 13 0 0
133 317 143 0 264 108 0 0
134 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
S@1901 TDA PMSW 08-14-86 1900 2000
SVC USAGE ATT OFL
10 3
10 3 164 0
11 17 163 0
14 302 2523 0
15 200 2391 0
16 377 2187 0
18 84 1171 0
19 113 1477 0
**************************************************************************
------------------- The Motorola EMX-250 Switch --------------------------
**************************************************************************
Example of RMT data:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 003 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00389
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /TRA21/ 001 078 001 65535 65535
002 001 / / 002 073 255 65535 65535
003 002 /^M/ 000 078 002 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TRA21 0307 1400 1500
0369 0000 00
00129 00045 00178 00127 00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00001 00000 00000 00000 00000
101 000 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 262 1234 1
TRA30 0307 1400 1500
0000 0000 00
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
247 000 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 262 2134 1
TRA31 0307 1400 1500
0000 0000 00
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
253 000 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 262 1234 1
TRA32 0307 1400 1500
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000
254 000 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 262 1234 1
************************************************************************
----------------- NEC ND-20S SWITCH -----------------------
************************************************************************
Example of RMT data
"""""""""""""""""""
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /// 000 075 255 65535 65535
002 000 /ORG. CALL/ 001 078 001 65535 65535
003 001 /DUMP END/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
004 000 /SPECIAL DU/ 001 078 002 65536 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
06/21 20:01 CON-TEST NG
PL:1 0 5 4 5 4 6 PT:1 0 3 1 6 4 2
06/21 20:02 * TRAFFIC NORMAL DUMP *
COM ORG. CALL ATTEMPTS (PEG COUNT)
026613 000079 000233 00000 00000 00000 00038
000000 000114
COM ORG. CALL COMPLETED (PEG COUNT)
012172 000049 000113 000047
OOH TER. CALL COMPLETED (PEG COUNT)
034146 000142 000000
OOH CALLED PARTY BUSY ENCOUNTERED (PEG COUNT)
003356
06/21 20:04 *NORMAL DUMP END*
000000 000000
00H CALLED OFFICE (PEG COUNT)
000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000
OOH A-LINK USAGE PER NW BASIS (CCS)
0733.80 0594.40 0000.00 0000.00
OOH TRUNK USAGE (CCS) OGY
0002.40 0004.20 0009.00 0001.60 0009.60 0002.20 0016.00
0000.00 0003.00 0000.00 0000.00 0046.80 0000.00 0003.00
06/21 20:22 *SPECIAL DUMP END*
06/21 20:22
***************************************************************************
------------------ Northern Telecom DMS-10 Switch -------------------------
***************************************************************************
Example of RMT data:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 011 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00560
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /OPM001/ 000 072 001 65535 65535
002 000 /OPM002/ 000 078 002 65535 65535
003 000 /OPM003/ 000 078 003 65535 65535
004 000 /OPM004/ 000 078 004 65535 65535
005 000 /OPM005/ 000 078 005 65535 65535
006 000 /OPM006/ 000 078 006 65535 65535
007 000 /OPM007/ 000 078 007 65535 65535
008 000 /OPM008/ 000 078 008 65535 65535
009 000 /OPM009/ 000 078 009 65535 65535
010 000 /OPM010/ 000 078 010 65535 65535
011 000 /OPM011/ 000 078 011 65535 65535
012 000 /OPM012/ 000 078 012 65535 65535
013 000 /OPM013/ 000 078 013 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OPM001 TRAF HLST MON 08/19/86 15:00:00 HRHR
PEG BLK USE
ORTM 00635 00000 00978
OROG 00477 00000 00685
ORNC 00089
RVRT 00012
INTM 00429 00000 00707
INOG 00000 00000 00000
INNC 00003
OPM002 OSVC HLST MON 11/02/85 15:00:00 HRHR
PEG
PSIG 00027
PDTO 00015
PABN 00092
FSTR 00168
DGTC 00599
DPC 00874
TOTC 01473
%
DGTS 000.0
DPS 000.0
TOTS 000.0
************************************************************************
----------------- Northern Telecom DMS-100 Switch ----------------------
************************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 004 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 01015
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /QWMPR2/ 001 075 255 65535 65535
002 001 /SLOWS/ 002 077 001 00020 00999
003 002 /TRMT2/ 003 068 066 65535 65535
004 002 /ANN^J/ 002 068 119 65535 65535
005 002 /SITE^J/ 003 073 255 65535 65535
006 003 /TRK^J/ 004 077 002 01000 04499
007 004 /KEY/ 005 081 019 00027 65535
008 005 /QFZ^J/ 000 077 003 04500 04920
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CMFLINT OMPR213 AUG13 15:01:09 3684 INFO CM REPORT
CLASS: NMCTRAFF
START: 1986/08/13 14:00:00 WED; STOP: 1986/08/13 15:00:00 WED;
SLOWSAMPLES: 36; FASTSAMPLES: 360;
CPU
MTCHINT TRAPINT CPUFLT SYSWINIT SYSCINIT SYNCLOSS
MSYLOSSU SSYLOSSU
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0
ICO
IOCERR IOCLKERR IOCFLT IOCLKSBU IOLKMBU IOCSBU
IOCMBU
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
CMC
KEY (CMC_INDEX)
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***********************************************************************
----------------- Northern Telecom DMS-250 ----------------------------
***********************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 003 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 02387
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /QMPR2/ 001 072 255 65535 65535
002 001 /INFO/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
003 002 /SLOWS/ 000 078 001 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
QMPR18 AUG28 17:00:43 4000 INFO QM REPORT
CLASS:SCHOURDC
START:1984/08/28 16:00:00 TUE; STOP: 1984/08/28 17:00:00 TUE;
SLOWSAMPLES: 36; FASTSAMPLES
TRMT1
VACT UNCA HNPI UNDN BLDN UNIN
TESS
0 60 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
TRMT2
DNTR CNOT DCFC PRSC GNCT ATBS
MHLD
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0
QMPR220 AUG28 17:30:16 6100 INFO REPORT
CLASS: ADHOURC
START:1984/08/28 17:00:00 TUE; STOP 1984/08/28 18:00:00 TUE;
SLOWSAMPLES: 36; FASTSAMPLES: 360;
TRK
KEY (COMMON_LANGUAGE_NAME)
INFO (QM2TRKINFO)
INCATOT PRERTEAB INFAIL NATMPT MOVFLATB GLARE
QUTFAIL DEFLCDA DREU PREU TRU SBU
ANSWER INVAUTH CONNECT TANDEM AQF ANF
*********************************************************************
---------------- Northern Telecom SL-1 Switch ----------------------
*********************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 005 (RAM) VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00010
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /TFS000/ 001 073 255 65535 65535
002 001 /19/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
003 002 / / 000 084 255 65535 65535
004 001 /TF/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
005 002 /TF/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
006 000 /TFS001/ 000 078 001 65535 65535
007 000 /TFS002/ 000 078 002 65535 65535
008 000 /TFS411/ 000 078 141 65535 65535
009 000 /TFS412/ 000 078 142 65535 65535
010 000 /TFS999/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
001 TFS000
13 10 1978
10 30 00
001 TFS102
00 0000157 00100
001 TFS102
01 0000194 00100
001 TFS102
02 0000194 00100
.
.
.
001 TFS001
00 TERM 00000 0000012 00023 00000 0000157 00161
01 TERM 00000 0000028 00018 00000 0000256 00157
02 TERM 00000 0000015 00019 00000 0000194 00134
06 CONF 00000 0000000 00000 00000 0000001 00003
07 TDS 00000 0000000 00000 00000 0000000 00000
.
.
.
************************************************************************
---------------- Northern Telecom SP-1 PABX Switch ---------------------
************************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 013 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00042
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 001 /JAN/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
002 001 /FEB/ 002 073 255 65535 65536
003 001 /MAR/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
004 001 /APR/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
005 001 /MAY/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
006 001 /JUN/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
007 001 /JUL/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
008 001 /AUG/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
009 001 /SEP/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
010 001 /OCT/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
011 001 /NOV/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
012 001 /DEC/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
013 002 /19/ 000 075 054 65535 65535
.
.
.
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
0067 OPR MEA 00315 013077 18 - 200SUS
LIN# 0 78
2 2 8 0 0 32 0 36 0 2 82
LIN# 1 8
0 0 8 0 0 32 0 0 32 2 0
WED 11 SEPT 1980 112777
572 415 23 3 46 160 1992 0
0 516 0 0 22 1 2180 0
0055 OPR MEA 045331 112044
2420 1713 101 10 327 628 4512 8512 0
WED 11 SEPT 1980 1:06:27 1606CLS3
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***********************************************************************
--------------- Stromberg Carlson DCO Switch (!!) ---------------------
***********************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 006 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00837
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /COMPLETION/ 000 084 255 65535 65535
002 000 /ROW/ 001 077 001 00100 02039
003 001 /END OF TMR/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
004 001 /***/ 002 073 255 65535 65535
005 002 /^M/ 001 066 001 65535 65535
Example of a TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SITE:ACD,INC. GROUP: 1 BUFFER:ACTIVE
COLLECTION TIME: 08:00:00 05/01/79
COMPLETION TIME: 08:01:05 05/01/79
ROW ODD3S ODTNP
0 1 2
1
OLOSZ OLMAT ORVEC
2 3 2 1
OLOTB OLOTL OLOTP OLMDS OLMBY
3 7 2 1 8 3
4
5
...
.
.
.
.
***********************************************************************
-------------- TRW Vidar ITS 4/5 and ITS 5 Switches -------------------
***********************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 006 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPER: 00837
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /ITD REPORT/ 000 073 255 65535 65535
002 000 / TO / 000 072 001 65535 65535
003 000 /SYSTEM/ 000 078 002 65535 65535
004 000 /GRADE/ 000 078 004 65535 65535
005 000 /SEPAR/ 000 073 004 65535 65535
006 000 /END/ 000 004 255 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TIMED ITS REPORT ADAM FROM 08-18-86 13:01:31 TO 08-18-86 14:00:28
CLEARING COUNTERS
GROUP TOTALS
NAME TYPE ATT COM XCS AVH OFL
LSSO ORIG 131 93 1671 13 0
LSSO TERM 129 98 1729 13 0
LSS1 ORIG 159 111 3093 19 0
LSS1 TERM 114 97 2793 25 0
LSS2 ORIG
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.
.
*********************************************************************
------------- Western Electric ESS 5 Switch -------------------------
*********************************************************************
Example of RMT data
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACTION IN LINE 003 VARIABLE LOWER: 00000 UPPPER: 00100
ENTRY REQUIRED STRING NEW ACTION TYPE STARTING ENDING
PHASE PHASE REGISTER REGISTER
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
001 000 /S570/ 001 075 255 65535 65535
002 001 /TION 1:/ 002 078 001 65535 65535
003 002 /TION 3:/ 003 078 002 65535 65535
Example of TRAFFIC report
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
S570-108396613 86-05-13 12:01:22 12430
OP TRFC30 VLD
TIME: 12:0:27
SECTION 1: VALIDITY
PROC DATLOS SCN10 SCN100
0 VALID 0 18
7 VALID 180 18
10 VALID 180 19
9 VALID 180 18
2 VALID 180 18
6 VALID 180 18
4 VALID 180 18
3 VALID 180 18
8 VALID 180 18
5 VALID 180 18
1 VALID 180 18
11 VALID 180 18
S570-108396613 86-05-13 12:01:24 12431
OP TRFC30 OFC
TIME 12:0:27
SECTION 3: OFFICE TOTALS
DPORQ = 46 TTPRQ = 693 DPINRQ = 1226
MFINRQ= 9577 CDIRR = 58 TCBUSY = 11
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